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  • Budget cash for centre safety works

    Budget cash for centre safety works

    Creeds Farm Living and Learning Centre in Epping is a step closer to reopening its doors after Whittlesea council agreed to help fund structural repairs…

  • ‘Noisy’ roundabout to be resurfaced

    ‘Noisy’ roundabout to be resurfaced

    A ‘noisy’ and ‘unsafe’ Craigieburn roundabout will be resurfaced at a cost of $120.000. At a recent council meeting, Hume councillors voted to remove the…

  • New campaign to focus on carrying knives

    New campaign to focus on carrying knives

    Crime Stoppers Victoria along with police and medical professionals are calling on young people to think about the consequences of carrying a knife. A campaign…

  • Call to get storm ready

    Call to get storm ready

    Craigieburn’s State Emergency Services (SES) unit is urging residents to be better prepared for major storms, like the one that tore through the state earlier…

  • Dine with legends

    Dine with legends

    A legendary organisation has been awarded a $10,000 grant from Hume council to expand outdoor dining and tourism opportunities. Living Legends in Woodlands Drive, Greenvale…

  • Students’ art to light up Broadmeadows

    Students’ art to light up Broadmeadows

    Art works created by Hume Central Secondary College students will be projected onto Broadmeadows Town Hall in August as part of the Broadmeadows Festival. Students…

  • Community rallies around fire victims

    Community rallies around fire victims

    A Kalkallo family has been shaken by a house fire that claimed almost everything but their lives. The family’s home caught fire earlier this month,…

  • Kids warm to winter lessons

    Kids warm to winter lessons

    Local children are jumping back into swimming lessons, with JUMP Swim schools experiencing the highest level of winter enrolments on record. JUMP swim schools reported…

  • My Place

    My Place

    Brian Hanley has been teaching in the north for decades, and was recently awarded an Order of Australia Medal (OAM) to acknowledge his efforts. He…

  • COVID takes a toll on kids’ mental health

    COVID takes a toll on kids’ mental health

    A rising number of Victorian calls to Kids Helpline resulted in counsellors making contact with police, child safety or ambulance services between December 1, 2020…

  • Candles the likely cause of Mill Park house fire

    Candles the likely cause of Mill Park house fire

    A fire at a Mill Park house on Saturday was likely caused by unattended candles, according to Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV). Firefighters were called to…

  • Mickleham confirmed as quarantine site

    Mickleham confirmed as quarantine site

    Mickleham will become the home of Victoria’s purpose-built quarantine facility. In a letter to Acting Premier James Merlino, seen by Star Weekly, Prime Minister Scott…

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